Hi Pazza

Lovely living area. As you say, just needs some styling.

For the dining area wall - red & chrome wall decoration - like the ones people put on their garden walls!! Make it long & low. That would be striking & different.

The tropical plant sounds good. Add one to the dining area too.

Maybe a square end table in the angle of the lounges with a chrome lamp base & white shade. Add style with another plant & the lovely rose coloured glass vessel you now have on the dining table.

Can you change up the bar stools to chrome & black?? That would finish it off beautifully.

Enjoy.

The red sofas are the prominent feature and colour so I would elevate the eyes to some red on the wall in the form of a large piece of abstract art, such as in Julie's first photo. (Great snaps, Julie!)

I'd also remove one of the white cushions and one of the tropical patterned ones in favour of ones with differing neutral tones and different sizes, just to mix it up a bit and add interest.

plants always add beauty and life to a room so go for it. You could even have a small one on your coffee table tray, one that can take indoor light. That red vase would look good on table, along with a candle in either a gold or black glass container. Gold ties in with your gorgeous gold pendants.

Sorry, pazza, certainly not suggesting your cushions aren't lovely. Best wishes!

Hi pazza, you have a lovely room, brown and red are great together.

I wouldn't be looking to add any extra touches of red, a more neutral pallete with some wall art to work with your cushions and a couple of lamps .

Wall art from Celine Ziang Art

Pazza! I gave you link, just click on green Celine Ziang Art. They send from China. I am not from Australia, all things from online, USA. I gave you just an idea, how you can decorate walls.

I do not know sources in Australia. But i like aboriginal art site Blue Thumb. Check https://bluethumb.com.au/

What a difference a tall potted plant makes to the room sample.

Yes to plants - couch is so bold that you need to tone that down with more whites (as you have already done) a bold art work on the wall behind the dining table with red tones is the only solution - but it could also be Black and White with an item in red which is fashionable at the moment e.g. a typical city scene in black and white with the red phone box or similar.

@Irene, I use Photoshop.